Legal Notice of Estate Sale and Quiet Title Suit Oklahoma
Petition filed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma by Ellen Corvin Thomas and Emanuel Thomas against Lizzie Abbot, J. B. Corvin, Walter Tarvin and others to quiet title in real estate described as part of Southeast Quarter of Section 33, Township 3 North Range 15 East, in Pontotoc County. They seek judgment determining heirs and shares, and removal of cloud on title with permanent bar against adverse claims. includes notice to defendants to answer by October 6, 1948. Court Clerk FELLA Bedford signs.
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E. Stansbury
Donnie Mae Stans
Notice of Quiet Title in Pontotoc County Lands
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County District Court files action by Walter Woolley and others against Arch Hyden and Mona A Christian heirs to quiet title on lands described as sections 14 and 15 in township 2 north range west of the Indian Meridian. Plaintiffs claim ownership and possession of 250 acres and seek a decree determining distribution of the estate and heirs, with answer due by September 24, 1925. Court Clerk Della Birdsong and attorney Thomas Holt are listed.
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Delafoma
Areh &. Hyden
District Court District Court Within Pontotog County Oklahoma
The text describes a district court matter in Pontotog County Oklahoma and references Oklahoma Tax Commission officials and proceedings. It appears to be a legal notice fragment mentioning a state court action and related parties.
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Oklahoma
Heirs and Executors vs Cummings Parcel in Pontatoc County
Legal notices allege that heirs executors and assign s of George Underwood Chickasaw by blood and Mary C Northcutt deceased claim undivided interests in described real estate in Pontotac County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs seek title by enter in fee simple and to quiet title against heirs and other defendants with a court date in October 1919.
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George
Brett
Ty W. D. Gummings
C. B. Cummings
Fontatoc County
Oklahoma
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Hinad
Delta
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Rell
Stuckner
George Underwood
Della Bedford
Notice of estate administration hearing in Pontotot County
In Pontotot County Oklahoma County Court notice is given that Mari E Allen administratrix of the estate of Robert T Williamson deceased has filed an account and prayer for final settlement. The judge set a hearing for Friday September 13 at 9:00 am at the Ada courthouse. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and allowed. Dated August 3 19__. Seal signature Tom D McGown County Judge.
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Robert T. Willarmeer
Reirs
Saad Emate
Eal Aominetratriz
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Welook A.m
Coury
County Courtrouee
Ada
Robert T. Williamson
New York City As It Appears Through Aide's Eyes
An editorial style note by Bill Little previews a New York study in contrast and contradiction. It sketches Manhattan life from Times Square to Greenwich Village, praising the city’s humanity, commerce, and vast subway system while highlighting social splits, fashion districts, and the daily grind of workers and aspirants in a sprawling metropolis.
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Sprites
Oklahoma’s state institutions face dire upkeep crisis
An Oklahoma official distributes photographs of dilapidated facilities at state institutions to newspapers to spur public awareness. He proposes a $36 million building bonds plan funded by dedicating 2 cents of the current cigarette tax, avoiding new taxes, to repair overcrowded dormitories and unsafe living quarters while preserving facilities and personnel.
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Gleemoagnacy
Oklahoma
Menta
Okishana
They Say World Government Imagined Yet Impractical
Edward J. argues that the idea of a remote ideal world government promises to end wars and ban the atom bomb. He contends such a unified law is captivating in theory but not rational or feasible today.
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Edward J
Fragmented OCR piece mixes names and quotes from courts and press
The readable text fragments reference Meerman, Memphis Press, and Justice William Q Douglas, with mentions of Iran child labor, trial questions, and quotes from Harold Medina. It also contains stray lines about cocktail parties Randak and Saturday nights, ending with garbled phrases about a secretary and Swing musicians.
Street Markers Shine With Jayceen Work in Ada
Ada city crews furnish maker materials as the Jayceen repaint and install aluminum markers along streets from Twelfth southward. Volunteers, including children, repaint numbers and street names, take pride in a citywide project, while church groups and locals stop to chat and offer coffee. Lewis Walsan heads the committee guiding the effort.
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Ade Jayceer
Rheamns
Ada City
Themacerivix
Sy Svery Post
Twelfth
Gilixera
Hit ! Moat
Stonewall Avenue
Thurston Bishop
Stonewall
Bethel Free Will Bapuet
Taycres
Lewis Walsan
Fittstown Local Notes and Visits This Week
Fittstown scene includes Miss Marvel Cobble of Conner vile caller. Mrs Lorena Hower ill at home. Adan trip by Orval Reeves and Zemily. Hamp Holt of Seminole weekend with Lackeys. Johnny Betcon of Ade visiting. Bill Brasher back from three week vacation. Charlex Holdem water well drilled at home. Mrs RL Brogdan of Konans dies at Cowling's Clinic. Brogdan grandmother of Mrs W E Patton of Fittstown. Rev Melvin Garrizon and family visited on a Konawa trip. Lenora Winton and Velma Winkler visited Ed Leslie. Paul Robinson visited Hardin City relatives. Ira, Bill Chronister and children with Finis Logan family. Chronister family shared with Charles Miller. My and D K Landis on vacation in Blissoum. Edgar Spradlin of Arkansas visiting relatives in Fitzatown. George Penick returned from 19 days in Valley View hospital. Prague report notes Marxist Leninist exchange and a Czech Slovak track meet with Russia.
Six Leaders Die in Czech Anti Communist Plot Crush
The Czechoslovak government announced the underground group planning a revolution was crushed after a secret trial. Six condemned to death, ten given life or lesser terms, ten acquitted. Leaders named include Josef Charvat and Dr Jaroslav Borkovec, with conspirators from army police and civilians. The regime said the attempted coup targeted a bank holiday when workers were home.
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Crimina
Union Valley HD Club Meets for Fair Exhibit Prep
The Union Valley Home Demonstration Club met Thursday with twelve members a visitor and Miss Martha Mote present. Mrs. Addie Moley led devotions as members discussed proper labeling of fair exhibits and reviewed exhibit plans. Watermelon halves were served to the group by Mrs. Bonnie Otto.
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Martha Mote
HDA
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Falter
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Huth Stephens
Elmore
Miss More
Bonnie Otto
Rosie Faler
Sallie Knight
Helen Scott
Ruth Stephens
Addie Moloy
Jewel Frost
Beata Elmore
Novelee Hail
Velma Philips
Joe Scott
Anderson
Miss Mote
Hos- Was
Stephe
Revival Begun Here on Sunday Led by Rev Wilson
Revival services started last Sunday night at Pentecostal Holiness Church Seventh and Cherry in Oklahoma City. Rev G W Wassom, pastor, announces nightly services for two weeks except Sundays when services begin earlier. revival led by Rev Golden J Wilson of Oklahoma City continues Sunday through the week.
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Golden J. Wilson
Oklahoma City
Cturch
Cherry
G. W. Wassom
Popcorn Bag Sold as Noiseless Rustle Front
New York reports Grand Bag and Paper Co announces a new noiseless rustle front popcorn bag. Production was announced yesterday, signaling a unique packaging advance for popcorn snacks.
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Whacking Stiff Bit For Ride to Moscow
A fragment notes a harsh payment or punishment for a voyage to Moscow involving Russian transport planes. The sentence is incomplete but implies a severe or punitive stipend or gesture tied to a travel or transport arrangement.
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New Traffic Code Bans Glass Throwing and Debris
The Uniform Traffic code, effective August 27, bans throwing glass on highways or nearby areas and throwing objects from a car at pedestrians. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars and possible jail, or 10 to 200 dollars with 5 to 30 days in jail. The measure aims to reduce clutter and accidents on the roads.
Disaffection Among Czechs Signals Cold War Tensions
Disaffection in Czechoslovakia and Tito’s Yugoslavia emerge as pivotal in the Cold War, with Prague rebels condemned and Moscow pressing. Washington cites a western-implied plot as Tito secures loans and a steel mill from American firms while Western diplomats meet to reassess strategy. The article notes growing satellite unrest and Moscow’s admonitions amid looming policy reviews.
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Ioan
Finland
Griffin Faces Trial for Slaying in Tulsa Case
In Tulsa Oklahoma Howard Griffith 40 faces trial for the slaying of his sister in law Mrs John Griffith at a home near Tulsa K day ago. Her husband and his brother were with a woman companion Ruby Jenkins who testified at the preliminary hearing. Judge Stanley C Edmist er ordered Griffith held on a 10000 bond. In Rome a group of six students from Union University completed their first Foreign Study Tour of Europe and North Africa visiting Ireland England
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England
U S Mileage Death Rate Drops in Half-Year Record
In Chicago the national traffic toll shows a milestone as the half-year rate falls below seven deaths per hundred million vehicle miles. July toll rises slightly from last year, with seven months totaling 16,848 deaths, 1% under the 14,700 July end count, while major cities report high death rates tied to vehicle use.
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What They Say An Abetracter Bite tha Tradl Now take
A garbled verse fragment describes a traveler and a tourist camp at night. The lines mention heat, departure from home, a valley scene, a road, and tired eyes. The text resembles a stray poem or lyric snippet with unclear context or attribution.
Riders in the Sky Tour Sparks Hope for Future Travel
A trembling voice recalls past wars and hard times while a group of students embarks on a tour begun in June from the United States. The first group aims to test large scale travel, offering college credit through the semester.
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